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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-04
CABLEgRAMs,

ST. PKrER BuRG.-An increase In the
duty on imported railroad carriages ID
Imminent.
BRussKIa The Chamber Of Depu.
ties has adopted bill abolishing the
system Of paying workmen In factories
In goods instead Of money.
LoSDos.-The death IL announced
OF Philippe Nayier Pelitsier, the dis
tineuished French general and Sena.
tor. He was seventy 6ve years old.
BKRLIs.-The German newspapers
10 their comments on M. Kakof's
death show q subdued feeling Of satis-
faction. The Emperor Of Brazil has
arrived at Baden.
BuDA, PEsrH.-Herr BalmE, an emf.
nent author aud secretary Of the Ma
tionsl Thester, has committed tuicIde
on the grave OF his infant daughter,
who died In 1874.
BRussEIs The tribunal at Chsrle.
r1i has awarded M. Bandoux sl76, 900
damages for the distraction of his
glass works, which were banei dur.
luf tut fiot1 VI Juuch
Moscew.-Many notable persons are
arriving here for The purpose Of st.
tending tho iunerAl Of M. KStkof,
which will take place on Saturday
next. The hers Of M. KitkoH will
continue TO publish the Moscow Ga.
sstte and will retain IL present stan.
PEKIs.-Aceording 10 the oiiicIal
repors there were 10000 deaths from
cholera In China during the period
from January 70 june Of this yesr. and
the government expended 81 l,007 ,00C
In fighting the epidemic.
BsRLIS.-Emperor William sent q
hAiteriDg Cabinet order TO Gen. Blum.
enthsl. on the occa lon oi the slxtieth
snniverary Of the GENERALS entering
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HUM rsvILLE, Ala.
Dr. ssuuders Leaves Bis Wssk Of
Examtsing Raiirsads,

Examtsing Raiirssds,
IsrsoiAL 70 rHs ArrsAL-i
HvsrsvrLLr, ALA, August a-Dr.
W. II. Saunders, physician appointed
to make examinatiors Of locomotive
engineers and other railroad employees,
under the new State law which vent
into effect yesterday, abandoned his
work at Stevenson yesterday and has
run away TO Birmingham. Hs was
arrested on writ Of msndamus, which
requires him 10 complete his tests as
to color blindness. His reason for
abandoning the work 10 said 10 be
trouble with railroad men who dislike
the new law, many Of them refusing
10 be examined. Over 10000 are ai-
iecied by the law, and II is estimated
that over 5000 will be forced 10 give
up their positions.
The Doctor says that, 60 far from
showing an apprecla Ion ofthe lncon.
venience he put himself 10 10 facilitate
the work, the railroad put every Oh.
staole la his way. A dozen mAnda.
musps were i'sled at Huntsvllle after
he left. He says he showed SAITH C.
Tory cause 10 the court for his refusal
10 examine In the case which pro.
voked the kick. A movement will b.
made for the appointment OF an addi.
ito al examiner by the Governor,
10 b. stationed 81 Decatur. The
boird today disposed OF nearly
100 cases that had beau held
up by the Individual examiners
aud parsed about bali Of them favor
ably. DIR. Sauudera says there that
insiesd Of twenty thousand there are
only about four thousand meu In the
Stats subject 10 the Law, Of whom
abou, thirty iiys hundred have been
examined, aud that only some ioui
per cont. Of the latter number bav,
failed
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CmcAoo, Ill, Aug 3.-The report sent
out by the Associated Pres Of the
Gaudaur-Hanla race, which took
place July % at Pullman, ILL.,. In
which J. A. 81. John was charged
with having ordered Gaudaur 10 lose,
was incorrect In that particular and
did that gentleman great Injustice.
The facts were that Mr.. st John
ordered Gaudaur regardlets Of tbs
condition OF the water 10 obey the
order ol the referee. and 10 win II
possible. There Il no reason 10 doubt
that this race, like overy other In
which Mr.. st. John end 0Audaur
have been connected With, was rowei
ltricily on the merits OF the men.
IL was IN error In Judgment on the
part Of the referee 10 have sent the
men out on rough water, and In the
gathering darkness. The oapmen
bad no appeal from his order, and
were In no way responsible ior the
very unsatisfactory result.
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JACKSON, MISS.

The Capital Lisht Guards Leave FOR
Camp Henry.
IsrrciAL 70 rns ArrnAL.l
Jackson, Miss, August 3.-Ths
Capital Light Guards, Capt. George s.
Green commanding. left tonight on
he lao o'clock Illiaols Central train
for Camp Henry, via New Orleans.
Three commissioned and two non.
commissioned officers and sixteen prI.
Yates conslltu.s tho team. Notwith.
standing the latsness OF the hour Of
their departure many fiends accom-.
panied them TO the depot. The Jack.
son people think that this company
hns no peer 10 the State, and are viii.
ing TO pit them agains. any company
In any other State.
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RESTED raRIR CASE.
1hs Chicago Besai.r- ss the Ena Of
THAR Hone.


OHicAoo, ILL.,, Auy ust 3-The de-
Tense In the "boodle" trial rested N cir
case this morning Practically no tes-
timony was produced on behalf of the
accused except q general denial from
each OF them and evidence a. 10 heir
previous good character. Judge jamie
son Immediately limited the las yers
10 two hours apiece In pleading, and
the speeches, pro and con, began.
Tue frat address was made by As-
sistAnt States Attorney Walker. ID
was q terrific ,xeoriation Of the do
fsbdaIts, particularly Commissioner
Wren. AZ Walker won't on with bic
danuncistion Of Wren, the face Of the
defendant grew pale with anger and
passion. He tried 10 smile At fBl, but
gradually hia broE became overcast,
and shan Mr.. Walker alluded 10 the
fact In the record that Wren had
forged III q. Walkers name 10 a bill
for bugsles supplied 10 tho county by
him (Wfen) under Walkers name, he
turned and, pointing 10 Wren, said
solemnly that "in court he didn't
know his own writing, that when his
forgery vas placed under his eyes he
per jur,d himself; Dan Wren 10 per-
jurer."
"You're a liar came thundsrina
from the defendants coruer, and the
ponderous commissioner rose, stream
log with passion.
Instaptly all was In commotlon
Walkers face turned crimson. Ills
eyes spaTkled like Gre.
Yes," he cri,d, "I repeat u, Dan
Wren, you are q perIufor."
"You're a liar You're a llArw
yelled Wren, ~ With ellnoned hands
and teeth he advanced toward the
siAle'a sdvoo,te. TIE speaker re-
moved his assertion that Wren had
repeatedly committed perjury. OAco
more Wren struggled 10 his ieeI, In
the hands of the ballif, and garing
sAyagsly at Mr.. Walker, again oE.
claimed: "Yon'Te liar, and You
know II, ard then rnshsd ont Of tho
courtroom. Mr.. Wa ker, who had
mover anohed, continued his fimarks,
closing with n fsryent appeal t) the
jBTy 20 DO their iuty, Uphold the laT,
and tend each OF the deisndantl down
10 tho penitsntiary for three yeara
COl Mum replied for ths dsisnss. lie
made no reference 10 the Wren Incl.
dent iufthor than 10 say that Mr.. Wal
ker was At tlmes 10 fiet Eltd, he didn't
know what he was saying The
Oolonepa argument fxlendedl until
the close of court, HE bts. point belug
m assertion that ri least five OF lhs
defendants were entitled tn acqulith
under the statute Of limitations.
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LITTLE RouK, ARK.
Unie- Compress Company Tahss .
mtg step.

Nuten 'e.EFf~s to"rany Huhte n
Bis step.
isrroiAL 10 rHs lrrHAL.I
LITTLE Rock, AhK., August 3.-The
Union Cotton Compress Company Of
this city, at present doing business on
the river front al tho intersection Of
Main and Elm streets, to-day CON.
pleied the puiohase Of the WisgB d
Yancey sddition 10 Little Rock.
II 10 situated Just east Of tho city,
1000 acfts In ali. The company pro
pose 70 eclipse everything In the shape
Of a cotton compress In the South
aud will nj once get b work and erect
comprising machinery on their new
premises, capable Of packing 10000
bales OF ths staple per day and will
also erect n shed under which $4,000
bales Of cotton can be stored aud ttill
leave room Tor zone more" bale. The
entire addition IN 10 be utilz,d Tor
purposes directly pertaining 10 the
new project which will give hrksnsas
q place u the head OF all competitors
for honors In the cotton packing line.
AN AasAULTER CAUGHT.
A negro answering the description
Of the brute who outraged Mics Ella
Ables, OF Argenta, some three weeks
ago, was today arrested tlghi mi lee
up the river, aud Is now prisoner be.
hind the bars hero. lie was carried
acfoss the river three tines for Miss
Able 10 zee before she finally Idenu.
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xi.s Joss. HeImes R.I,..ed.

CrscrSsArTr, o., August 3-Miss
Josie Holmes, late exchanga clerk Of
the Fidelity National Bank, who taI
been In jail In default Of ba In the
sum Of $1,000 on charge Of aiding
and abslting 4. L. Harper in commit
ting ofiensee against the naiionsl bank
Ing law, was today rslefssd upon
her own recognlztuco ~ Dis
trio. Attorney Bufnel. II 10
understood thbt Mss Hflmes hrs
at last sgreed 10 give the gsvernment
the advantage Of her knoEifdse Of the
inside workings ,ol he Fitslily Ma
uonal Bank.
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CfPITAL NOTES.

Mrs. Cleveland expects h be abb
sent ten days or two weeks. The
President has made no plans for vsca-
tion In the immediate future. He may
20 away for q short trip, however,
some time this month. Attorney Gen.
eral Garland leaves tomorrow for Ar.
kansas.
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PInnrn.l.ntnnanIn.

OmoAoo, ILL, Augui. s.--A Spring
field, H., NsWs special eays: The
State live stock commissioners today
sent a letter 10 Gov. 0Slesby say ing all
danger from pleufo pneumonia In
Cook county is past. They ask that
the Governor at nnce take meaaures
for the removal VI the quarantine TO-
s,rictions row in lorcs IN varioue
States and territories asalnai IlllLelA
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fed him. Her hesitancy in identity
ing tbs man seems little strange, but
fsc's Of n Sensational character will
probably develop at the examination
OF Bertha, which will take place In o
few days. B rtha 10 a SC croolteacher,
and has been In the community Tor u
number Of years.
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ELECTIONS.
standing OF the meat Rsstuehy
Legislature.

stnudfnk OF the Nent henturhy
Legislature.
LsunvuLx, Ky, Augutt 3.-The
O.f,sr Jo-rn.rs return from sixty
four legislative districts amos tho sleo-
ton 10 the Houee oil forty-nlne Demo
Gratis and thirteen Republicans. one
PfohibitIonlst and one Ualon Labor
candidate. There are thi lysix dis.
tricls yet to hear from, which will
largely increase the Democratic list.
Gen. 4. b Bdckner, Democrat, 10
elected governor by q reduced major.
ity, the Democratic vote, ~ Indicated
nv returns nos IN, being verJ light.
Buokner's m rity is now ts,ima,ed
At 10000 10 $1,000.
The Courier.Journal has unofficial
returns from hity-six counties. Tbsso
fetuins show inaa from the Cleve-
land majority ga S39) Of 77l0. II IN q
n 10 oi gains aud losBea continu ue.. the
re. Democratic loss will be 1850,
leaving Butkner a msiority over
Bradley Of 2l,9s9 votes. The Demo.
Gratis have reduced the claim 10 5000
mpjority for Buokntr. Only tis
official count can remove the pres
ent uncertainty.
BRADLEY CLAIMS IT.
LExmaros, Ky August IA prl.
vAie dispatch from W. o. Bradley to-
day says: "Ism elected Governor oI
Kentucky by 5000 ms oiiiy." THIS
indicates Republican claims as 10 the
result Of the election. Until today
Republicans conceded the election OF
Buckner on a small majority. R;pofts
are In from hll counties with
telegraphic communication. The
Democratic loss AZ compared with the
vote four years ago Ia rearly hliy
counties has been fully 1900. The
counties heard from are nearly all rs.
publieans, counting them 40 such and
basing an estimate on the best attain
able hsurses, Gen. Bucknef's major.
ity will not be lesn than y, 900.
DEnEErHD REPUBLICAN yIRw.
CIEcissATI, o., August IA Oom.
mercial Gazette Louisville special re-
ceiyed at midnight Gays that news
from Heventy-thfes coun.ies thow
gains Of "a 900 Tor Bradley, Republican
candidate for Governor, and that tho
remaining counties, which are more
strongly Republican, viii probably
elect him II the proportion Of gain
holds out. Fox, ihs Prohibitlonist,
will probably get $4,000 votes.
cHERoKKK NATION ELECTIONS.
LrITLe Rock, ASK August GAN
Indian Territory special aayD later 70.
turns from the election OF chiel n the
Cherokets indicate that MayoI has
been chosen over Bunch b. . ANAL
majority. Joel D. Msyes. tbo newly
elected ohiei is one quarter Cherokee,
and belongs 10 an illuslrious iamily.
he w.s ca!ei jus.ies Si TIE Supreme
Court OF the Cherokee Nation
for q term oi years and 10 an
able ard distinguished man. Samuel
Smith, who Was elected assitlant chief
In full blooded Cherokee. The mi.
nmph { 4 Mayes will completely change
tbs political situation OF the Cherokee
country. Bushy Head and Bunch
have held ofllee for year,, and have
shaped the p ilioy Of the Chortk Ma.
tion, regardless OF tho WISHES Of tho
malses The official machinery was
under their control, and their defeat
10 regarded almosl "a miraculous
hayes is liberal and progressive sod 10
pledged 10 reioim. Ho Il chosen iJr y
four yoar term. The iIionds Of Bunch
still claim his election.
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Pregress OF the Land Hill.

LONDON, August 3.-The land bill
passed through the committee stage
In the House Of CommonI this alter.
noon. The bill to allow the construc.
ton OF tunnel under the Eogish
channel, which was re-introduced in
the House OF Commons by Sir Edward
Wa kin, was rejec,ei this afternoon
by vote OF 1853 10 l05.
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PINE HUFF, ARK.
Fell from the Roof OF n House,

ESPECIAL TO rHs APPrAL.I
PNE BLuFS, AK, August sc. l.
Tannehill, a well known lawyer Of
this place, sccidently fell from the
roof OF q new building on the farm Of
q friend In the country, and received
wounds which the physicians think
will prove fatai.
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HAsHyiL.E. TENN.
Tho Presfdent's Isvitatfsn-FatAl
hsnstreke.
lsrHciAL 70 rHu AyrnALl

Ino Fresluents Iovttatlon-Eatnl
hunstFeke.
ESPECIAL TO TEE APrnAL.
EAsHvILLR, TENN, August S.-The
committee appointed at mass meet
ing Of citizens, held here on July 3Oth,
to invite President Cleveland and his
wife to visit Nashville, met today. A
sub.commities, composed Of Col. A. 4.
Cjyar, Senator.elect Bate, Mayor
Kercheval and DR.. Ohffs, was appoint.
cd to drsft and submit suitable invi-
tstion.
John Wilkersop, aged sixty. eight
years, living at Goodlettsville, died oi
sunstIoke yesterday.
SHOT APfKR ALL.
Alex Caruthers, colored. while play.
ing with Joe scruggs, colored, pulled
his pistol from his pocket. Joe knocked d
Il up, and the pistol going q, the bal
struck Joein the throat. II will prob
ably prove fa'al.
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PULASKI, TEKN.

a aoNIntng Terror In the khspe sf
Negro.
ESPECIAL TO rHs ArpEAL.l
NAsHvIIlK, TENN, August 3.--From
Pulaski, Giles county, comes news Of q
negro named John Sampler, who has
things pretty much his own way In
the eastern part Of his county. II.
rosms around, day and night, armed
with shotgun and pis.ol, and carries
terror with him. He demands food
from houses, and threatens 10 exier-
inmate all who do not sccedeto his
demands.
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the Prussisn army, expressing his
warmest gratitude for Gen. Biumen-
thsl's eminent services duriug the
lest three glorious wars. A portrait
Of the Emperor accompanied the
order.
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CoYYEEvILLE, MISS.

Terriss wisa storm Damages Corn
ANA Cottsn.
lsrsoiAL 70 rus ArrrAL.i
CosEryrLLE, Miss., August IA
terrific wind and rain storm swsp,
seross this, Yalobpshs, county yester.
day afternoon. BSth tho cotton aud
corn crops were leyeled 10 the ground
and greatly injured. Young corn vas
slmost totally destroyed.
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NKw Yofk. - Daniel Desmond, y
clerk for the dry goods lrn oi
leBoutilller Bros, was arieBled yesloT.
day, charged with having emOtu.ed
dnrlrg the past year tl2, 900, the pro.
ceeds Of sAleg Of laces,
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CoLU anus. MISS.

The usnphries Trisi-No view Tss-
timosy.
pwpoiAL TO run ArrHAL.I
CoLUsBUs, Mis-, August 3.-rhe
Humphries trial has been going on
oil day. The morning was consumed
10 reading the remainder Of the tesll.
many taken before the committing
court 70 the chancsllor and the hear
ing the law la the ca,o. No new tesli.
mOny has been produced.
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TREVELYlA'S VICTORY.
UNWIsE TO EXTERMINaTE ITS
SIGNIFICANCE.
Conservative Papers Agree In Ap'
preciatiDg Its tffect-The New
Home Rule Scheme.

LONDON, August 3.-Sir George
Trevelyan's victory continues to sb.
sorb interest. London and provincial
conservative newspapers agree in cay.
ing the election is an omen, and II
would be unwise to attempt to ignore
or extenuats Its significance. Glad
stonian papers are, confident that the
immediate general election wound re-
suit in turn OF the home rule msiori-
ty. The same view Is shared by
ministerialists, which fact leads to the
free expression OF the opinion Of the
government being sure Of comps act
msjority during the run OF the pres
eut Parliament, and will not risk disso.
luton until the end Of the natural
term FIVE years hence, when Glad.
stone will probably be dead, or his
powers weakened. "Time on our
side" Ia argument OF Unionist papers.
"There is no reason why the ministers
need appeal to the country during the
next five years.'
NKw HOME RULE SCHEME.
The Pail Mall Gszstte publishes the
new home rule scheme purporting 10
be accepted by Liberal leaders. This
scheme gives Ireland its National Leg.
islaturs and executive. There will be
no separation In Ulster. Irish
members will continue to cit In the
Imperial Parliament In their present
numbers, the powers Of the Irish Par.
lament TO be delegated. Matters 10
be controlled In Dublin being clearly
defned and also subject TO revision
by special Parliament. Appointment
| OF Judges to remain In office
fifteen years TO be vested In the Impe-
rial government and afterward
vested In the Ilish government. The
police are to be similarly created, Gus.
toms and excise 10 remain under the
imperial control. The proportion OF
the Irisn quota 10 the imperial ex.
pendituIe shall not be more than one.
fifteenth. The land qu, stion is to be
left to the Irish Psrliament. 1t ID
doubtful whether this statement Il
the official statement. II lie valuable
however, as ind csiiSg the line o.
amended policy Of Marley, Treyelyan
and Harcourt, which is probably a.
senttd TO by Gladstone and ss;isfso
tory to Liberals generally.
The manifesto OF the Prohibition
party convok, 9 the temperance con
' nlion In London TO organize m
effort to elect TO Parliament and mu
nicipsl councils only such candidates
as favor Prot ibition.
After a debate on the report OF tn,
stage Of the land bill on Friday, ther,
will bea general exodus OF members o
Parliament. The nsjority OF Par
nellites are arranging 10 leave mex
week. Wings fx prorogation for tn,
26.h inst.
cosGRATuLAIIsG TRlyELYAs.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
white Girls str,ke-rhsiv Places
Filled by Negroes.
lsrHeIAL TO rHE APfkAL.l

CHArrASooaA, TKss., August g.
Thirty. Ave white girls, employed in
the Chattanooga canning iao,ory,
struck for higher wsges today, and
were replaced by negro women.
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CLARRsvILLE, TENN.

bunbsF's Cave hoId % =. ID. hose-
leg fer sio.2oo.
ESPECIAL TO rns ArrrAL.I
GAINESVILLE, Tnss August ar.
ID. Moselsy today purchased Dunbsr's
Cave here for slo,265. Il was sold by
q decree Of the ehsncery court The
cave will be turned into q leading
summer resort By q company which Ia
being formed. The cave was orig.
inally purchased for $500.
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coNoRATuLATINo rRlygLYAN,

LONDON, August 3.-sir @. o. Trev.
elysn, who was yesterday elected TO
Parliament from the Bridgeton divi-
sion Of Glasgow, Ia inundated by con.
gralulstione. He has received tele-
grams from Mr.. Gladstone, Mr.. Nor
ley. Archbishop Walsh, and many
Others, congratulsiipg him upon his
auCceaa
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-05-12

STATE OF KANSAS,
Barton County.
In the Probate Court in and for said county
In the matter of the estate of Abram Morrison de-
ceased:
SOtics IL hereby given that letters of admin
istratiOn have be6n granted 20 the undersigned op
the estate of Abram Morrison, late at said county,
deceased, by the Honorable the Probate court OF
the County and State aforesaid, dated the 18th day
of April, \ ID 1887. Now, all persons having claims
against the said estate hereby notified that they
must present the same 10 the undersigned for al
lOwance within one year from the date of said let
tiers, or theS may be precluded from any benefit of
such estate, and that if such claims he not exhib-
tied within three years after the date of said let
tiers, they shall be forever barred
J. V. BRINKMAN,
Administrator of the estate Of Ahram Morrison. De-
ceased.
April Z, 1887.
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WELL DRILLING!
FARMERS ND STOCKMEN

l have one of the most complete
well machines ever brought to this
country. I am prepared to drill
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Terms for drilling so cent per foot,
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with Galvanized Iron No. %, 6
inches in diameter, locked and
riveted; the best that is made. Plenty
of water and satisfaction guaranteed,
or no pay required.
Orders left at Henry Wildgen's
barn, south side OF the square will
receive prompt attention.
JOSEPH WILD GEN.
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sore gums and canke. A little of the
Fluid IN the water used in bathing is
very refreshing. especially to the sick.
AZ
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